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Originally Posted by DNSB
However since Kobo supports FAT32 on the exposed partitions, the only way I could see to handle metadata on a file by file basis would be to have the book processing routine generate a metadata file for each ebook (similar to the .opf files Calibre uses to store metadata) stored in a single directory similar to the image store currently implemented. IMO, we'd still need the database for speed in accessing information -- imagine doing a search by opening and reading 1000+ files.
Regards,
David
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How about 8000+ on a 400Mhz jetBook Lite that presents a menu based on both the file name and the metadata embedded in the file. It does this in a few seconds. How it is doing it, is not something I've looked into. It is FAT32, both with the internal flash memory and the SDHC card.
Luck;
Ken